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Musson Vs. Lake
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- Jan 01, 1846
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U.S. 262 (1846) U.S. Supreme Court Musson v. LakeSearch
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U.S. 4 How. 262 262 (1846) Musson v. LakeSearch
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Hansard v. RobinsonSearch
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Rogers v. StephensSearch
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of Louisiana, and the interpretation given to it by the supreme court of that state in the case of Nott's Executor v. BeardSearch
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Tenterden, C.J., said on this subject, in delivering the judgment of the court of King's Bench, in the case of Hansard v. RobinsonSearch
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a pear to be misunderstood. I do not question that a note should be present usually when payment is demanded, Freeman v. BoyntonSearch
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Salomons v. StaveleySearch
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Doug. 684, in note to Rushton v. AspinallSearch
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in all cases, if it disclose merely the fact of demand, and a reliance on the person notified for payment. Shed v. BrettSearch
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Miller v. BankSearch
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Gilbert v. DennisSearch
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Goodwin v. HarleySearch
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Rogers v. StevensSearch
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In Nicholls v. WebbSearch
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the notary mistook the place, and did not demand the bill at the place of business for the drawee. Insurance Company v. ShamburghSearch
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Martin's (N. S) 513. In Vandewall v. TyrrellSearch
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a messenger deceased have been held to be proof to be submitted to a jury as evidence of due demand and notice. Welsh v. BarrettSearch
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eo nomine, or that there was any but inferential evidence that he had the note with him. See also North Bank v. AbbottSearch
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Ruben v. BennetSearch
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Parker v. GordonSearch
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protest is there allowed to go to the jury as evidence from which in infer that the note was present. Nott's Executor v. BeardSearch
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on persons in another must be considered, under the previous decisions of this Court, as foreign bills. Townsley v. SumrallSearch
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Lonsdale v. BrownSearch
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still farther, and held it proper even to expand or enlarge the rules of evidence in certain exigencies. In Nicholls v. WebbSearch
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Wheat. 332, the principle laid Page 45 U. S. 286 down by Lord Ellenborough in Pritt v. FaircloughSearch
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And in Bank of Columbia v. LawrenceSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Musson v. LakeSearch
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of Nott's Executor v. BeardSearch
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of Hansard v. RobinsonSearch
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Freeman v. BoyntonSearch
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Rushton v. AspinallSearch
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Shed v. BrettSearch
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Insurance Company v. ShamburghSearch
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In Vandewall v. TyrrellSearch
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Welsh v. BarrettSearch
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North Bank v. AbbottSearch
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Nott's Executor v. BeardSearch
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Pritt v. FaircloughSearch
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